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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Goriduneen unb unter 8eibilfe zines
Qmerifanii6en @elebrten, Beg 5toais.
eniomologen BON MiHouri, berrn s.
9. &ilep, mel6er i9on felt langen
Sabren oas stubium Der fir Sen
Nderbau unb bsioubers fir Die Diff
su6t i9dbli6en 2dfer unb Snietten dig
fein 5pe3ialfab betriebsn bate. SAB
moi Die pbplorera in Jranfreitb emf;
bedt bate, mar 70 getommen: 8er|6ie,
bene fran56fl6s Wsinal bter ba!ten
felt benz Nnfang BET 60er Sabre ameris
tanti9e &ebeniorten mad Granfrei9
eiugefibrt. 50 ein Derr 9alimau,
welder i'm 8orbeaur=S iitrifte pielfa9e
8eriuGe nit benIelben an9efte0t battle.
Wu9 bic @ebruber Nnbebert batten lit
Oct Nabs BON Sarascon cine grpBe
Menge bon ameritanii9en Weinft6den
In ibreu groben @drtereien angepfan3t,
uub anbers Wein3i6ter BEG iiibli9en
Srantrei6s uareH ihrem 8eiipieIe ees
folgt. Niht LANCE 3eit oarauf ttat in
ben bortigen Weinbergen eine big babin
unbefannte Granfbeit auf, tpei9e pom
Sabre 1868 suerft beoba6tet wurbs
unb BON ba al INNER i9limmere Ser
w%iitunSen aari9tete. Sn bret Sabren
berurio0te iis i'm eiu3igeu 9iftritt bon
0aucluie eiaen S6aoen, tpel9er auf
rs MiGionen Grants [$5, 900, 0OOl
berani6lagt wurbe unb bis gu ben Sab
rem 1868 mtb 1869 bate lie cine 8ers
breituns gefunben, bic bic gewobner
ber Weinbaus8 e3irf cine gdn3li1e 3ers
it0rung ibrer Wsinberse befiit9ten lieB.
I'm hiele 8efabr ab%5umenben, murben
3iuei Der berubmteten fraua6ff9en Nas
tutforlder bic Germ Plan6on unb
2idtenfein, bon Der &esierung beauf.
tragt, ben uriahen bieier &ranfbeit,
meIde Elm National. unslid gu tuerben
brobte, nadjuforf6en, unb Die perbienits
Douen Nrbeiten oieler beioen Mdnner,
.pel9en uuierer amerifanif6er .Gorider
&ilep, Der 5u Der elei9en 3eit in Mtiis
fouri feline 5tubien berfolgt bate, feline
Mitpirtuss Heb, 1T es gu banfen, boB
balb bas uniGeinbare, t%pabri1einli1
nit Der Wintons&ebe BON Nmerifa, mad
5rantrsi@ biaiibetberpHan3te SnIeft als
bic 2%rantbsitss uria@e erfannt tuurbe.
SIRE uereinten ltuterIu@un9em baben
bic Sbatia6e iiber ieben 3wsifeI bin.
aus feitgeitellt. baB es bic fleine tpinji,
&c amerifanil6e 86paurera,-bie &eb.
Iaus, mie tie In GeutI6lanb senantt
uir6-it, ueIde BEN Weinbau Grants
rei9s Dem &uiHe nabe gebra9t fat, baB
iie es lift, pel6e inter Der Oberfd9e
Der groe ibr unfi6tbarss unb unb6rbas
res electromagnetic bertibtet uub Bic
Wurieln Der pfanje anbobrt uuo ausz
iaust. Bis biele i9lieBIi9 faulen unb
ibre 6dulniB 6as abHerhen ber &ebe
berbeifiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08
e WpIHpn.

Wenn bog Molflon'l@e @ei9dft nit
einem 8ienenftod per9liGen tpiro, in
pel6em bic Gunben einz unb aus fife
gen, 10 1T eigentli6 nur anndberno
ausgeofiidt, baB man iagen mil: Bei
Wolfion 1T Elm fab,lbafter, unglaubli9
tatfer 8ertsbr. Die G9ritte Der SuBs
gdnger auf Den in Main Bta3a eins
mtinbenbeu 5traBen ri9ten iid Sumeif
nod BEN Wolfiou'fden @ei9dft, nell
DIES cine Stabt i'm &leinen 1T fir Ollie
mel6e in Der S9nittmaaren-, Glptbiug
Ober M6bel : 8ran9e Gintdufe MAIDEN
tpoIen. Ob quite ober f6le6!e 3eiten,
bos bleibt fi@ gan5 gIei6, BET Wolfion
1T es INNER bon, bies er5dblt Giner
benz Mnbern, Weil bas ausge6ebnte
8ei9dftslofal ME leer mirb. IS 1T
cine Mrt 9brie fir Die Damen, bic iia
bier germ treffen, benin es geb6rt ri9t
nur gum euten Gef9mad, Bel Wolfion
gu %faufen, ion6eln Der sisete 8ortbeil
treibt Sebeu oabin. uno C. 8iebt in
Der Shat faum elm apeites @ei9dft,
tuel6es gei@dftsmdBiger unb iorgfas
l1er get11brt tpiro, Die oas bon y.
WolsIon.
Mit elmer bemunoernsmertbeu Qufs
merfiamteit unb Nus0ouer fiebt 6err
Wolfion ielbt Dem @an3er ni9t nur
tdgli6, ionbern HiinbIiG Dor. Sbm
entgebt Ni6ts, mas i'm rietsen &aunle
paifirt unb nit Offer lit er fopobl pie
6as Seer feiner Nnseteaten uuabldffg
barouf beba@t, Seo:n gu befriebisen.
IS perffebt f6 uOn felbft, DAB Bel
WoIfion bic Wintermoben in anen
3peisen Beg 8ef@dfts bertretert limb.
baB er bas Iaerneueite fibrt, unb baB
man ~nirsenbs better unb biliger faufen
fann. Wenr eigenes 8erbienf einen
grfolg su ber3eidnen bat, 10 1T berfelbe
bel 8. Wolfion au finben. 9as Ges
i9dft 1T ein in alIen Braaden glei9
gut permaltetss unb lit allen, i'm
Drpgoo6s, puBuaarene. Clothing unb
M6bel Departement berri6t biefelbe
muterbafte Srbnung. 9eBbalb 1T es
ou6 Sebem ein 8ergniigen Bel Wolf:
ion gu faufem, mo matl ueiB, ffets bas
3eueite unb 8efte gu erbalteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08
@aa's
@ie lit bies !?

Wir bietsn einbunbert Dollars ges
lobuung fir teben Gal bon Ratarrb an,
Der ni6t our9 ginnebmen BON r6aa's
Ratatrb- Sur" gebeilt perben fann.
s. s. Gbenep& Co., giqenib'r,
Solebp, Obio.
u. 6. 0al's &atarrb : Sur mirb
eingenommen uu6 pirtt brett auf bas
8iut unb bic fdleimisen O5erHd@en
bss 5p1ems. preis IS Gents bic
Jlai6e. 8ertsuft BON alien N~potbetsrn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Die Alamo Geuer'R Ompasnie bat
Beamtenmahl abgebalten nit folgenbsm
Rsiulat: 8ormanu, Wm. S0fine, sr.
@ebilfs Bormann. 6. s. 3uf1lag,
Secretdr, 8. 6. 9aueiien, S6abmeis
fer, 6. Deger, ST., GebhIfssS ugenieur,
Mm. 96fling Jr., 0ei5er. @m. MirOu.
S9lau9auffeber, 81. 8uB, Sdlau@'
flbrer, n. 96fling, poIi3si : aapitdn,
%. Bnrjbaf). 6inan3.a Omite @eorss
Dulluig, @m. Db1ine. Jr., Geo. 86'
mer. @bsf bonn Geuerbepartement: O.
u. Gtrter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08
8atarrb Sur,

Ser bon ben 9erren Martin,
gi9lib unb @osling geftsrn Nbeno i'm
Wen9er 9otel arrangirte ,n@erman"
tpar cine our9aus ~gldnaenbe Nfaire.
Die Damen eri9ienen in reider Sois
lette unb bic idmmtli9en 6erren i'm
unta6elbaften Balan3uge. @enannte
6erren erle6isien i9 ibrer aufsabe als
6eftseber in Der bentbar aufmertima.
Hen uub liber aliien Meiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

sdy- 8ei ben 8ebr. griber,
246 Commerce StraBe, finbet man cine
poraa9li6e Musmahl bon Supelen aler
Nrt, Diamanten, nbren, Silber.M aat
ren &c. gu mdBisen preifeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Orsaniide @9wd9e ootr Ser.
luft Der arait bel beiben @eT1lehtern,
gleiGuiel wie %entftanben. i9nea uno
fir bic Dauer sebeilt. 5ir Bud nit
gin3elbeiien lege 10 gts. in Briefmar,
ten BEL. Worlds Dispensary Medi-
cal Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Die alten aunben Der @ebr.
Sell tperben au6 biesmaI lire @ins
tdufe bort MAIDEN. Sic miHeu, baB
fe reef unb gut hebieut tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

pancoaf & Sobn ~Deytauien
6e,renflsiber rs - $3.50 biliger als its
eenb Elm 9aus in Der Stabt. Dies lit
fein 0umbug. lleberseugt gu6!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

70. .. Outteriioe s. Co., 1875
Oits 9Oulfons5 traBe, plumbers, 8ass
unb Steam . Gitters, balten ii9 benz
8ublifum fir llein ibrGa6 i9lasenben
Mtbeiien empfoblen urb peripre6en
prompie 8eiorgung alsr a~uftrdge.
GronleIhter. @ass6irtures. 8abetpan=
nen. Stoiets &C. ieis an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Maberid'S Banf beIor9t 8eIbien.
bungen nod allen Sbeilen Deutf6lanbs
ins Saus obeeiisfert gu billigeren Staten
ols bic 9Ofoffce.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Rs- 8eiddftsan3tise flr $40, $11,
unb' $3.50, bel u. MORRIS.
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gpebet. erbalten :

Salaourten, beuti9e unb frana6fl9e
Gru9tprdierpen, @tDdfih, ipanif6e
Olipen, S6mei3er Gdie, Nmterbamer
BlumentobI, Nnanas, &odforb 2dfe,
Sriffsln, imporiirte Graders unb 0bz
laten, Satteln, Geigen.
Smith 6 @ilfon,
gde Soleoab. & 90. 0oufsnfr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

sar Sbr ipait @elb, uenn ibre Cure
Srudia4en bel Sobnon Bros.
anfertiaen l6Bt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Has- @ebr. griker balten elm
bo~ltdnoiges uno gepdbltes 2ager bon
Sunelen, Cobb uub SilbersM aaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Manerid's 8auf, ~aagemeines 8anfs
eef@dft. sablt AZ 3inieH auf 9epoliten
fiir bsfimmte 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08
9aGtaoe 2S.i6ua6tssef6enke

fir 0erren, ME:
&obes, Sadets. quite,
Seibeae &egeui9irme,
6pa3ierit6fe nit @oIofnOpf
Gropatten, feb. Saidenti9er,
9nnbfhuhe, 5oilettesS Sets
&c. &c. &C.. bsi
gOung & NrnOlb.
G~pIseabes inb bic neueu Sirefs
iorsu be, 9erer gaus unb Ssihgefels
idaIt: s. 3. Stspens. q. u. Sarler,
%. 6. &ebarbs, s. Upton, o. 8.
Ralteper, M. Gratauer uno s. W. &i'
HarbIDn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

~ @au3 tpolene 8einflei6er fur
81 un6 50, bel U. morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

sas- Bros. liefern bic
befisu unb biuisiten Srudia@em. Gebt
su ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

sa- S96ne Weibna9tsge.
6enfe ftnbet man in benz eleganten
Store oer 8ebr. Sell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

sas- Wer BON @arolan & Sing
fauft, ipart @elb fur gis.
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pa- uebsrrUds su $3.50 unb $3.50,
bel u. Morris.
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D R. WASSERZUG G.,
10 coninItiren.
No. 734 Glnpstr Dallas, Seras

Vile Sebeiuaen Sranf9eiien curlrt.
yron,bte aufmertiamt.it aorrespOnSsu,eu &C.
idsnft. Meloet mir bic Symphonic uub Mebi.
tis pirb unber5i9Li@ C o. D. berianot. Or.
Maner5ug III Elm Srabuirter Diplom in ieiner
Dfitt1 nit 1sidbriser graris butter iid. 4rat.
tisirt isit Sabren in Galas. II, stutp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

hr @o[bs uab 6iIbertpaas
rem gu bilisern preiien tpte irsenbs
mo anrets Bel @ebr. Bell.
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aean fest it'd fetnen 6 sttanfdbuasen

Mtan fest it'd fetnen 81 tt6midnmacn
aus,
tpenrl man. bebufs @infdufen bon Weib,
na@tsaei9enten, mad benz Geihaft bon
Nie $engg gebt. Oie Maunisfal.
tigteit Der Waaren bafelbit ipoitet a0er
Bei9reibung.
= unb iebt fommi Sobu 8lafe unb
erfldrt, BOB feline 5rau in Golse Der
gruieligen 8ef9i6ten, mel9e ibr BON
Na9barinnsn ersdblt iputben, bic ibr
tpdbren6 ibres firsliden mebrftiinbisen
NQeinfeins am 4benb @eielfdaft lei=
fen MOLTEN, wabnfinnis seiuOrosn 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

Bg GaroIan & Sings 10
unb Is Gents Steaks t0nneti 1T BET
Siaht ridt ib~ertrpffen uerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-08

s6- Weibna@tssefdente in GROCER
austpabi bei
Yonng & Arnolb.
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9amptq u artter

auer Nrten bon
8ouquets,
Srauertrdn3em,
ibenben8 lumen n,
3ier t rdudern.
Gru6tbdumen,
56atte B II,
S mmergrin n,
MagnoIien.
&oien,
Blumen3iDiebeln
Blument0pfen
&c. &c. &c.
in ben
Staa gamrferies,
tupba 800, OF Soufon.S trage..
- Die g eb I. Bell baben fiir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING neue Manrel aller
Nrt erbalten, fpelde ie gu nieorisen
Preifen bertaufen.
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IL Kearny Street,
San Francisco.

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Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness. Ex.
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excess In mSturer ye RS. su IN As Loss Of Mem
ory, Lassiiude. Nocturnal Emissions, aversion
to society, nimi ess OF Vision. Noises in the
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10

make the people Of other sections be-
lIoVe that those ex cOnfederates had
acted as enemies to the Union and
gwen vent to dislOyal sentiments
would be nothing short Of gross injus-
tice, and that no man would have the
depraVed imagination to attempt to do
30 unless he were a sensational news
paper correspondent. AS men we felt
that we would be recreant to our sense
and cOnsciences if we failed to recOg-
nize the loyalty among those veteran
soldiers now our peaceful felloW-citi-
zens. see that the press Of the north
has done q great wrong. l know the
injustice of the charges, and | feel 1t
my duty to say what know. 1t would
be base ingratitude to the people
among whom live if did not raise
my voice to protest against this mis-
representation. One little circumstance
illustrates the temper of the people. l
had occasioneto spend a good deal of
time at the depOt looking after freight,
and frequently stopped to look at the
gaily decorated cars which had brought
Mr.. Davis from Mississippi. There were
many flags on it, but every one was the
flag of our nation"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
HIS BAYS ARE NUMBERED.
Fred Roth, the Wooster Murderer, Has
l3l Days to Make Peace with God.

Fred Roth, the Wooster Murderer, Hss
l3l Days to Make Peace with God.
WOOSTER, o., Nov.4.-tSpecial. The
motion for new trial Tor Frederick
Roth, convicted of first degree murder
for fatally stabbing his wife, was over
ruled by Judge Nichols, who sentenced
Roth to be hanged in the penitentiary
at Columbus ON Friday, March Is, 1888.
Before passing sentence Judge Nichols
asked the prisoner if he had anything
to say. Roth was standing erect and
replied with perceptIble emotion: cal
l have to say is. if it is in your power to
allow me to stay at the county Jail until
sentence is executed, and you will do 80
l will thank you kindly; because l know
] shall be in the hands of gentleman
instead of going to the penitentiary.'
AS the law limits the time to thirty
days the judge said he could remain
that length of time, then to be taken to
the penitentiary and on March Is, just
l31 days from today be hanged by the
neck until dead. Roth did not betral
much emotion considering the circum.
stances. His counsel excepted to the
oyerruling of the motion for new trial
and will take the case to the circult
court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
You Can Learn How to Get Rioh

by sending your address to Hallet & Co..
Portland, Maine; they will send you
full information about work that you
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
LOUISVILLE LINKS.
Made Into Chain by an EnterprisiI
Reporter.

Made Into Chain by an Enterprising
Reporter.
Mr.. Emile Legras, of Ft. Wayne, was
here on a visit last week.
Mr.. John SauyageOt, clerk at the Com
mercial, is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Quinn died on Monday
evening; aged about 81 years.
Candidates were numerous and pleas
ant in this town last Monday.
Parties from Canton started a shoot
ing gallery in the skating rink.
A Mr.. Garrett is selling notions at
auction in Mr.. Shearer's rooms.
Mr.. Louis Chevraux and Mrs. Jonas
Keim are not expected to recover.
Mr.. Sebastian Chollett, aged AZ years,
was buried last Sunday from the Cath
olic Church.
Our young ladies are urging their
fellows to cast their votes for Mr.. John
L. MonnOt, for Representative. John
is a favOrite among the fair sex.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
Ground to Pieces,

PrTTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 4.-[Special. r.
An engine attached to q freight train
on the Fort Wayne railroad struck q
street car at the Federal street crossing
in Allegheny City, about 6 o'clock last
evening, and two passengers who
jumped from the car were caught under
the wheels of the engine and ground to
death. Their names were: John EI
Culp, teller Of the Odd Fellows savings
bank of this city, and Miss Harriet
Weyman, a sister of Weyman Bros, the
tobacconists The accident was caused
by the gateman, Stewart Cunningham,
raising the swinging gates too soon
The other passengers were not injured
Cunningham claims that he did not see
the second train in time to hold the
gates down.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-lSpecial.l AFTER
considerable trouble the Anarchists
consented to talk concering the Pitts
burg dispatch. They deny it, saying it
is nothing but nonsense.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-11-10
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MYSTERIOUS MATTER.
Strange Attempt at Suicide near New
PHILADELPHIA.


New PHILADELPHIA, o., Nov. s.
A strange story comes from New
Cumberland, this county, it being the
attempted suicide of Mrs. Lincoln Al
baugh. Lincoln Albaugh, a well-to-do
farmer, was married to Miss Belle Mer.
rick of Dell Roy, four weeks ago. OW-
ing to ill health Mr.. Albaugh did not
go to housekeeping at once, but lived
with his father. The young wife re
manned with her friends for some rea-
son. Last week young AIbaugh be-
came quite i'll and sent for his wife
She came at once and remained with
her husband. A day or two ago Mrs.
Albaugh inquired for revolver
belonging to the family and
which had been hidden by ne of her
husbands sisters. She said she wanted
to shoot cat, and searched for the re
volyer until she found it. She went
into her husbands sick room and
handed him an old letter to read.
While he was reading the letter the
young wife placed the revolver to her
head and fired, the ball entering above
the ear and toward the right eye. She
dropped apparently lifeless by his side.
Medical aid was summoned, and at this
writing the woman is still alive, but
with no hopes of her recovery. There
is some mystery about the affair which
causes quite sensation in the neigh
bOrhOOd
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A STRANGE STORY,
The Deathbed Confession of Man
Near Pittsburg.
A Fairy Story from the Smoky City
About the Man Who Threw the
Bomb In the HaymarlSet
Riot.

PrT-rsBURa, Pa, Nov. Especial. J.
Thomas Owens, an unpretentlous car
penter at work on q house in Home
stead. fell from the roof of the build
ING and broke his neck. Squire Oetf-
ner was deputized to hold an Inquest,
and today made a report OF his lnVesCl-
cation. Owens came to this city about
one wear ago, some two or three days
after the haymarket riot at Chicago, In
a somewhat dilapidated condition, rep
resenting himself to be a carpenter
out of Job. He at once Sc
ured work at Homestead, and
for the past year has been working
steadily alongside a man named Piper,
also a carpenter. When Owens began
work he said he had just come from
Chicago. where he had a brother living
and seemed nervous and startled aC eV-
erything. One day whlle Plper ana
Owens were at work an Othcer came 10
Homestead in search of man On !,
charge of desertiOn. Seeing OWenSa ana
not knowing what his man looked IKE,
the officer asked who Owens was, ano
was told, whereupOn he went away
The men at work heard the officer ash
who Owens was, and out OF mischief
told him that an officer had been after
him. He became very much excited at
once, wanting what pay was due him
and expressing desire to get away
from Homestead as soon as possible
but when assured that he was not the
man the officer wanted he went back to
work again seemingly cOntented.
This conduct interested Mr.. Piper.
who was rOOming as III as working i'll
his company, and at The first Opportun
lty began asystematic inquiry OfOwen
as to his cause of alarm. In this con.
yersation Piper swOre before Squire
Oeffner in the course Of the Inquest
that Thomas Owens said: 81 am very
sorry for those anarchists in Chicago
who are now in jail charged with throw
ing the bomb at the haymarket riot.
There are others who are more to blame
than they. | was at the haymarket
and am an anarchist and say that l
threw bomb in that riot" Piper was
cautioned to keep the statement Sc
cret, and for that reason he did not tell
the story until after the death
of Owens. The way the story
happened to come out was that all
the men employed on the building were
standing around the squires Office,
having been summoned there as wit.
nesses in the Owens inquest, and while
there Piper and Mullett began talking
Of this story.
Il heard their remarks" said the
squire to a Chronicle Telegraph re
porter this morning, land Immediately
called Piper to the stand, swOre him.
and although it had nothing to do with
the case of Owens death, yet under
oath he told the story l have just re-
lated"
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Mrs. -, a lady at Grand Rapids,
Mich, cured of a hereditary disease by
Palmer's SKINS
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